Growing Hints: Prefers soil that drains well. Let the soil dry completely before watering again. To keep it in a compact form, trim it often.
Start with a little herb garden to learn how to properly care for your first plants in an indoor garden.
A common problem is overwatering. Give the soil a little time to dry out in between waterings and make sure the containers have drainage holes.
To keep herbs growing continuously, harvest them often but don't take more than a third of the plant at a time.
To make watering and sunshine exposure more efficient, group herbs with comparable requirements together.
If you want to keep pests from ruining your herbs, you need to keep an eye out for them and deal with them quickly.
To quickly and easily add nutritious microgreens like arugula, radish, or mustard to your meals, try growing them indoors.
With these guidelines in mind, you can grow a flourishing indoor herb garden right on your windowsill, supplying your kitchen with aromatic, seasonally appropriate herbs all year round.
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